Chick-fil-A CEO Rejects AI Ordering, Silent Prayer Case In Court, Myrka Dellanos Defends Christian Faith
Top headlines for Friday, October 9, 2026
Chick-fil-A rejects AI voice ordering in favor of human hospitality. A UK volunteer pleads not guilty to new charges for silently praying near an abortion clinic. Maryland churches lose their appeal over United Methodist exit fees. Plus, broadcaster Myrka Dellanos says her faith cost her TV and radio jobs.
00:11 Chick-fil-A CEO says no to AI voice ordering
00:59 Can a UK woman silently pray outside of an abortion clinic?
01:47 Ruling against Maryland churches trying to leave UMC upheld
02:42 Jana Kramer stars in faith-filled Christmas film ‘The One’
03:20 Myrka Dellanos on the price of speaking about God in the media
04:07 Gary Keesee Sr. denies knowing about son’s alleged sexual assault
04:53 Pro-lifers visit millions of homes in battleground states
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- Chick-fil-A CEO says no to AI voice ordering | Business
- Can a UK woman silently pray outside of an abortion clinic? | World
- Ruling against Maryland churches trying to leave UMC upheld | Church & Ministries
- Jana Kramer stars in faith-filled Christmas film ‘The One’ | Entertainment
- Myrka Dellanos on the price of speaking about God in the media | Business
- Gary Keesee Sr. denies knowing about son’s alleged sexual assault | U.S.
- Pro-lifers visit millions of homes in battleground states | Politics
